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    Water Glassing: Egg Preservation Experiment!

    I have dehydrated over the wood stove in cookie sheets lined with parchment paper (not my favorite only because the top of the wood stove is somewhat curved and that gets tricky. LOL But otherwise I use silicone trays with edges so the liquid stays in in Nesco round dehydrators (I found two...
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    Water Glassing: Egg Preservation Experiment!

    I used to water glass my eggs in hydrated lime but then discovered that the bloom on eggs isn't 100% coverage and lime or mineral oil or anything else that coats the eggs can seep slowly through where there's no bloom. And I kind of suspected because, to be honest, I could always smell a little...
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    Water Glassing: Egg Preservation Experiment!

    Mine are almost a year old and their yolks are also runny. Most of them were anyway all year. Only a few were pretty fresh looking and plump. Because they are so old, I just use them in baking, but might switch to just scrambling them for the chickens to use up the last dozen we have. The last...
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    Water Glassing: Egg Preservation Experiment!

    I have heard you shouldn't have any broken eggs in the jar or it does ruin everything else. That said, I've never had that situation myself so I don't know from first hand experience. Maybe other people here will know more about that.
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    Water Glassing: Egg Preservation Experiment!

    We pour it out into the compost. NOT the compost we feed our chickens with but either the giant leaf pile (we have a lot of trees and a swimming pool sized pile of leaves every year) or the small compost bins my husband builds under the trees to help feed them. He's brought back two dying pecans...
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    Water Glassing: Egg Preservation Experiment!

    This article says if one goes bad, the batch is bad, but I've never taken any of mine out yet, so I don't know for sure. You may want to check around if no one here knows. Old Walsh Farm article It also says the eggs really need to be pointy end down and mine NEVER stay that way no matter how...
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    Water Glassing: Egg Preservation Experiment!

    Thank you for sharing your results. It's very helpful. I have five dozen in lime so far from this summer from 4 chickens.
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    Water Glassing: Egg Preservation Experiment!

    Thank you!!!! I was wondering why I could't have started with a couple of days' eggs and gotten a good start in the beginning so now it's just a couple of eggs a day. But if I can get a layer together before putting it in, that would be so much better. Yeah, I started using the jard because I...
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    Water Glassing: Egg Preservation Experiment!

    This is so exciting! Thanks for sharing all the efforts. I just started saving my eggs in lime water. I have 4 chickens and it's just me and hubby so I'd like to save enough for next winter. The one thing that stumps me is trying to get them pointy end down as Carol from Homesteading Family...
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